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  • How creative destruction is sweeping through Britain’s high streets

    December 12, 2013

    2013 has been a year of rapid change for the UK's high streets, with Blockbuster announcing today that a buyer can't be found for its ailing outlets. Many commentators have bemoaned the shifting landscape of the high street, and mourned the loss of the old and familiar. These complaints are nothing new. The disruption of [...]

  • Spike in US jobless claims could eliminate chances of December taper

    December 12, 2013

    After some great US unemployment data last Friday, today's spike in initial jobless claims (for the week to 6 December) may mean that any chance of the Federal Reserve beginning tapering in December has vanished. Those initial jobless claims have jumped from 300,000 (revised up from 298,000) to 368,000. Analysts had anticipated an increase to [...]

  • Capita picks up government tagging contracts after Serco and G4S scandal

    December 12, 2013

    Outsourcing group Capita will be assuming responsibility for the government's so-called tagging contracts for monitoring prisoners, Justice secretary Chris Grayling said today. The coalition plans to introduce state-of-the-art satellite tagging, which'll save time and money when it comes to tracking criminals, and policing, it says.  The statement confirmed that the Ministry of Justice will have [...]

  • It’s Groundhog Day for investors as Fed tremors continue to scare markets

    December 12, 2013

    European markets are in the red as investors fret over the prospect of reduced asset purchases by the Federal Reserve. Mike van Dulken, head of research at Accendo Markets says that those Fed tapering fears are "ruling the roost". A surprise improvement in last Friday's unemployment data was originally greeted by rallies in US equities, [...]

  • Mortgage lending soars. But will it all end in tears?

    December 12, 2013

    Lending to first time buyers rose dramatically in October, according to the Council of Mortgage Lenders. First time buyers advanced 26,800 loans in October, the largest number of loans in a monthly period since November 2007. Strong buyer interest is strengthening activity in the housing market but limited supply remains a major problem. House prices [...]

  • How much is a Co-op Group chairman worth?

    December 12, 2013

    £1. Former City minister Lord Myners has been brought in by the embattled Co-op Group to help reverse its fortunes, and he told BBC Radio 5 live that he would be paid £1 a year for his work. His role as senior independent director will mean he oversees a governance review for the group. Its [...]

  • Fracking puts America on the path to energy independence

    December 12, 2013

    US crude production has reached a 25 year high as shale gas slashed the need for foreign oil imports. The US pumped over eight million barrels a day in the week ended December 6, according to the Energy Information Administration (EIA). US oil output surged by 18 per cent over the past year, the fastest [...]

  • Sports Direct is on a winning streak. Here are 3 things it’s doing well

    December 12, 2013

    High street retailer Sport Direct has delivered better-than-expected results this morning, with strong online and international expansion, particularly in Europe, driving growth. Active in 19 countries, and with 400 stores in the UK, the Slazenger and Dunlop owner has seen rapid growth over recent years, in part due to the demise of competitor JJB Sports. [...]

  • Supergroup boss Dunkerton is right to be confident as sales jump by over 20pc

    December 12, 2013

    In July, Supergroup boss Julian Dunkerton took great pride in the turnaround he's achieved at the head of the company. "Where there were doubters, now there are none," he said, hailing a "return to form". Today's results show that he's yet again earned that confidence – as Supergroup's sales for the 26 weeks to 27 [...]

  • Here’s what you need to know about changes to Ofcom’s call charges

    December 12, 2013

    The Office for Communications (Ofcom) is ringing the changes when it comes to the cost of calling businesses and services. Call charges are going to become clearer for consumers, said the regulator, as it announced "major changes to telephone charges" this morning. The changes will come into effect in June 2015, allowing adjustment time for [...]

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